About Me
Nancy Fridley
LPCC
Nancy has served in a variety of settings, including community mental health, emergency services, schools, adult and juvenile correction facilities, domestic violence shelters, residential and outpatient addiction treatment facilities, child protective/advocacy services, hospitals, group homes, inpatient psychiatric units, the court system, and in the Amish community.
In addition, she has provided training to other professional fields, including law enforcement, education, mental health, the ministry, and residential addiction treatment facilities.
Always with a focus toward trauma-informed care and evidence-based practices, she has provided individual, family, residential, and group counseling to culturally, spiritually, and socially diverse individuals of all ages.
Nancy is trained and experienced at providing Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), motivational interviewing, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and other evidence-based treatment modalities.
- Population served: children, teens, men, women, couples, families
- Clinical interests: addictions, ADHD, anger, anxiety, biblical counseling, depression, emotional abuse, grief/loss, health-related, identity, marriage and family, mood disorders, parenting, physical abuse, PTSD, self-injury, sexual abuse, stress, trauma
Trauma-informed care has become a common theme in therapy and shifts the focus from exploring “what’s wrong with you” to asking “what happened to you”? Trusting me, as a therapist, to hear your story is an honor. Allowing me to come alongside you as we explore the emotional, spiritual, social, and physical impact of your journey is a privilege. Providing a safe place to find healing and solutions in the safety of a clinically sound practice is my professional goal. Mother Teresa said, “I can do things you cannot, you can do things I cannot; together we can do great things.” This is my hope